Another domino has fallen in the evolving Formula One silly season puzzle ahead of the 2017 campaign, with Sahara Force India confirming the signing of current Manor Racing driver Esteban Ocon on Thursday.
Another domino has fallen in the evolving Formula One silly season puzzle ahead of the 2017 campaign, with Sahara Force India confirming the signing of current Manor Racing driver Esteban Ocon on Thursday.
Quietly, and almost unnoticed at the end of Saturday’s 14th annual John Blewett III Memorial North-South Shootout in memory of Charles Kepley, a rookie driver who had never sat behind the wheel of a tour-type modified before race weekend gutted out a top 10 finish at one of the toughest short tracks in the country.
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It was a robery of Texas style perprotions, as Kyle Larson stole the victory from Brad Keselowski in the closing laps to take the win Saturday afternoon in the O’Riley Auto Parts Challenge from the Texas Motor Speedway, his fifth career Xfinity Series victory and his second of the season.
Neither Matt Craig nor Ben Rowe were in contention for the win at all in Saturday’s Pro All Stars Series season-ending Mason Dixon Meltdown at Concord Speedway, but they both ran just well enough to claim championship trophies on Saturday afternoon.
It’s a tie! The cool and cloudy skies above the Texas Motor Speedway, Saturday afternoon, plays to the benefit of Brad Keselowski, as he wins his 20th Coors Light Pole Award of his career in the XFinity Series in a dead tie with Erik Jones, ahead of the Saturday’s 300 mile, O’Reilly Auto Parts Challenge (3 pm ET, NBC, PRN, SiriusXM).